(a) Permission to Enter. If the person causing an excavation to be made is granted requested permission to enter adjoining premises for the purpose of supporting the adjoining property, or for the purpose of supporting or protecting adjoining buildings or other structures, he shall provide adequate protection for such adjoining premises, buildings or other structures against damage resulting from his operation. If such permission is not granted, the owner of such adjoining premises, buildings or other structures shall be responsible for its maintenance, support or protection at his own expense and for that purpose, he shall be granted permission to enter the premises where the excavation is to be, or is, made.
(b) Work Expeditiously Completed. In every case, the person granted the right of entry upon adjacent property shall perform the necessary work as expeditiously as possible and with the least reasonable inconvenience and without injury to the person permitting such entry.
(Ord. 1947-58. Passed 11-17-58)